.. Week of 9/16 Make a Wordle about Dewey Classification. First we will do a quick walk around the Media Center. Then you will complete a handout on the ten main areas of classification. You will be assigned an area to make a Wordle about. Watch how to make a Wordle below. How to.... make word clouds with Wordle from David Dodgson on Vimeo.
Your Wordle should contain twenty terms that relate to the section you are assigned. Begin your Wordle by listing the twenty words/terms you want to use on a Word document and save on your laptop, or put them on a Google doc. Be sure to include the name of the area in the Wordle. Then we will create the final Wordle and print it in color. Go to one of the desktop computers. Open the document, copy it, and paste it into Wordle. Once you create the Wordle, save the URL onto a flash drive or in your Google doc. Share it with Mrs. Shinn to print in color.
4. We will do a library tour together and complete the final Dewey worksheet.
STOP HERE - STOP HERE - STOP HERE - STOP HERE - STOP HERE - STOP HERE - STOP HERE - STOP HERE-STOP HERE - STOP HERE - STOP HERE - STOP HERE
5. Make a Wordle about Dewey Classification.
First we will do a quick walk around the Media Center.
Then you will complete a handout on the ten main areas of classification.
You will be assigned an area to make a Wordle about.
Watch how to make a Wordle below. How to.... make word clouds with Wordle from David Dodgson on Vimeo.
Your Wordle should contain twenty terms that relate to the section you are assigned. Begin your Wordle by listing the twenty words/terms you want to use on a Word document and save on your laptop, or put them on a Google doc. Then we will create the final Wordle and print it in color.
Go to one of the desktop computers. Open the document, copy it, and paste it into Wordle. Once you create the Wordle, save the URL onto a flash drive or in your Google doc. Share it with Mrs. Shinn to print in color.
Put a copy of your Wordle at the top of the Dewey page.
Use the Internet to research the terms below. Create a glossary of the terms and their definitions in a word document. Cite your sources. Print the document. Then create a glog of terms using http://edu.glogster.com/ . Post your glog to the wiki.
Week of 9/16
Make a Wordle about Dewey Classification.
First we will do a quick walk around the Media Center.
Then you will complete a handout on the ten main areas of classification.
You will be assigned an area to make a Wordle about.
Watch how to make a Wordle below.
How to.... make word clouds with Wordle from David Dodgson on Vimeo.
Your Wordle should contain twenty terms that relate to the section you are assigned. Begin your Wordle by listing the twenty words/terms you want to use on a Word document and save on your laptop, or put them on a Google doc. Be sure to include the name of the area in the Wordle. Then we will create the final Wordle and print it in color.
Go to one of the desktop computers. Open the document, copy it, and paste it into Wordle. Once you create the Wordle, save the URL onto a flash drive or in your Google doc. Share it with Mrs. Shinn to print in color.
We will put a copy of your Wordle on a wiki page.
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Week of 9/16
Use the Internet to research the terms below. Create a glossary of the terms and their definitions in a word document. Cite your sources. Print the document. Then create a glog of terms using http://edu.glogster.com/ . Post your glog to your wiki page.
OPAC, Dewey Decimal System, Fiction, Non-fiction, Periodicals, Boolean Search, copyright, fair use, plagiarism, genre, subject, call number.
Example of Glog made by Kalista
http://www.fbi.fh-koeln.de/institut/projekte/ddc/DDCen/ddc.html
http://www.olc.org/ore/5dewey.htm
http://www.mcduffie.k12.ga.us/webpages/tmmsmc/dewey_decimal.cfm
http://www.oclc.org/dewey/resources/biography.en.html
http://www.oclc.org/dewey/resources/public.en.html
1. Watch the first two videos below, then complete the worksheets that go with these two websites (Do We Really Know Dewey, Dewey Tour).
Stop the video above when you see the men with the golf clubs.
Then watch this Dewey video
http://vimeo.com/27866422
2. Complete the worksheet Do We Really Know Dewey?
3. Take the Dewey Tour.
4. We will do a library tour together and complete the final Dewey worksheet.
STOP HERE - STOP HERE - STOP HERE - STOP HERE - STOP HERE - STOP HERE - STOP HERE - STOP HERE-STOP HERE - STOP HERE - STOP HERE - STOP HERE
5. Make a Wordle about Dewey Classification.
First we will do a quick walk around the Media Center.
Then you will complete a handout on the ten main areas of classification.
You will be assigned an area to make a Wordle about.
Watch how to make a Wordle below.
How to.... make word clouds with Wordle from David Dodgson on Vimeo.
Your Wordle should contain twenty terms that relate to the section you are assigned. Begin your Wordle by listing the twenty words/terms you want to use on a Word document and save on your laptop, or put them on a Google doc. Then we will create the final Wordle and print it in color.
Go to one of the desktop computers. Open the document, copy it, and paste it into Wordle. Once you create the Wordle, save the URL onto a flash drive or in your Google doc. Share it with Mrs. Shinn to print in color.
Put a copy of your Wordle at the top of the Dewey page.
Wordsift
Wordclouds
More on Wordclouds- Tagcedo
108 Reasons to Use Wordle
Wordle on Popular Young Adult Authors
Use the Internet to research the terms below. Create a glossary of the terms and their definitions in a word document. Cite your sources. Print the document. Then create a glog of terms using http://edu.glogster.com/ . Post your glog to the wiki.
OPAC, Dewey Decimal System, Fiction, Non-fiction, Periodicals, Boolean Search, copyright, fair use, plagiarism, genre, subject, call number.
http://www.mcduffie.k12.ga.us/webpages/tmsmediacenter/dewey.cfm
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http://www.teacherplanet.com/resource/librarians.php
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http://thrall.org/dewey/
How much Dewey can you do?
http://www.thrall.org/dewey/dewplay1.htm
Dewey Decimal System
http://www.quia.com/jg/7265.html
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CNN Student News
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http://www.teacherplanet.com/resource/librarians.php
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-3445_162-57605129.html
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
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